[FEATURE REQUEST] octocov to show more information

[omuomugin]

Hey thank you for the great tool.

Right now I heavily using octocov command in CLI usecase.

It might be more useful to have more information than overall coverage only.

For example Files, Lines, Covered which printed in detail for Comment and Summary in GitHub Actions usecase.

$ octocov -r path/to/report

                         path/to/report             
----------------------------------------
Coverage                      93.0% 
Files                         XXXX
Lines                         XXXX
Covered                       XXXX

and also are there any chance that I can change path/to/report to something more shorter ?

Anyway thanks for great tools you make and keep up the good works.

[k1LoW]

@omuomugin Thank you for your request!

It might be more useful to have more information than overall coverage only.

Now, the detailed information function is split between octocov ls-files and octopov view [FILE_PATH].

are there any chance that I can change path/to/report to something more shorter ?

No arguments needed if .octocov.yml is located with the correct information.

In particular, it would be good to set coverage.paths: to.

Also, if set up correctly, the Code to Test Ratio can be checked locally.

For example, in the octocov repository, the following is shown.

~/src/github.com/k1LoW/octocov (main)> octocov

                      main (6ce51bb)
--------------------------------------
  Coverage                     50.2%
  Code to Test Ratio           1:0.6

~/src/github.com/k1LoW/octocov (main)>

[omuomugin]

Now, the detailed information function is split between octocov ls-files and octopov view [FILE_PATH].

OK, I understand that.
My opinion was octocov ls-files and octopov view [FILE_PATH] are too detailed so just wanted to see summary in octocov.

No arguments needed if .octocov.yml is located with the correct information.

Thanks for further information, I'll try setting coverage.paths: too.

[k1LoW]

so just wanted to see summary in octocov.

fmfm. I'll give it some consideration 👍